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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
7
Fragmentary notes mention an outing at Barvard on June 19 and a Rangers gathering Thursday evening to view Grange and provide some form of entertainment or finish for the event.
Gardner High School swept Dexter and Aabjrnsen in the track meet with a 62 to 34 win. Jandria won a 10 3-5 in the 100 meter dash, HM (G) took high jump, Arkin (C) second, Hurley (G) 19 feet 2 1 2 inches in the long jump, and Ricker second in several events.
Readers see a scrambled report of pole vault tying Tompkins Peterson and Texter at 8 feet 9 inches. Brady Ricker second Poigonen third. Mile run won by Nann with second place Jail- Lidtariterludeersas. Asjornsen first Lapin second. Distance jump 42 feet 3 inches won by Dexter with second Pregean. Concord Derby Dempsey and time Im 49. bin unclear.
The committee extended an invitation to the Grand Army, the Auxiliary, the Lessons the Auxiliary Re tones and the Girl and Hay to attend memorial services in Acton Centre on June 20. A social supper followed at the church with details not fully readable.
On Saturday Twenty Girl Scouts with leaders hiked five miles to a pond, ate lunches there, and rested in the afternoon. JT and Mrs Blanchard began a three to four day Maine trip the previous Friday.
The dramatic committee of Concord Grange No. 160 Patrons of Husbandry organized a dramatic night at the Town Hall on Tuesday. Members include Nettle A Wells Mary King Maud B Petersen Marion Adams Joseph McWalter Hattie Park Marion McWalter Mary Hanlon Benjamin Clark and James Pinan.
Captain Jerry Nee starred for Maynard High School, driving in all three runs and striking out 18 as Maynard edged Westboro 3–2. Nee pitched superbly, doubled, and scored in the second inning while Duggan and Marandette powered key hits.
The newly formed board met at Mrs John Bordman home to discuss plans for the year. Radical changes were proposed including hiring a caterer to ease the chairman's workload for the May Luncheon.
The fragment recalls Marlboro High School sports with references to Marlboro 148 coach Bert Bergman and games against Hudson. Mentions include late ninth inning plays by Suckert, a 4 to 1 win, and a season record 8 and 4 with wins and defeats.
Concord leaders Ralph P Hosmer A S W V vote to reunite near Frank Ma N camp member. committee includes Commander JL Loring John Hantey N Prescott with two to be appointed. Twelve or fifteen camp members will attend the Marblehead gathering June 17 18 and no camp meeting in July.
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